Hyde v. Heaton
Citations
- 43 Wash. 433
- 86 P. 664
- 1906 Wash. LEXIS 724
Syllabus
<p>Mortgages — Foreclosure — Sale — Confirmation — When to Be •Made. Confirmation of a sale of mortgaged premises under a decree of foreclosure and execution levy may be made more than six years after tbe date of sale, the statute relating to the duration and revival of judgment liens having no application; since the sale satisfied the judgment and passed the equitable title to the land, regardless of the confirmation.</p> <p>Lis Pendens — Effect—Mortgages—Foreclosures. In an action to foreclose a mortgage in which notice of Us pendens is filed, it is not necessary 'for the purchaser to record the certificate of sale in order to give notice to subsequent purchasers, even though six years elapse before confirmation of the sale.</p>
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